With a mother with cancer, Le Hoai Han is an excellent student from Ben Tre. Now he is a student at Ho Chi Minh City University of Management and Technology and is supported by Tuoi Tre newspaper to go to school.
The new students who overcome difficulties and study well are like flowers growing strongly in a life full of thorns - Photo: LAN NGOC
900 million VND worth of scholarships from the "Tiep suc den truong" program were awarded by Tuoi Tre newspaper and philanthropists to poor new students from Tien Giang and Ben Tre provinces on the morning of November 10, at the large hall of the Ben Tre Provincial People's Committee.
The total cost of 900 million VND was sponsored by the Tien Giang - Ben Tre School Relay Club and the Tien Giang and Ben Tre Business Club in Ho Chi Minh City.
Tuoi Tre Newspaper and Ben Tre Provincial Youth Union will organize a gift giving ceremony for 60 new students with difficult and poor circumstances.
Each scholarship is worth 15 million VND in cash. In addition, Vinacam Scholarship Fund - Vinacam Group Joint Stock Company sponsored 3 laptops for new students with special difficulties and lack of learning equipment.
Attending the scholarship awarding ceremony were Mr. Tran Thanh Lam - Deputy Secretary of Ben Tre Provincial Party Committee; Ms. Nguyen Thi Be Muoi - Provincial Party Committee member, Vice Chairman of Ben Tre Provincial People's Committee; Mr. Tran Tu Anh - Provincial Party Committee member, Deputy Head of Ben Tre Provincial Party Committee's Mass Mobilization Committee; Mr. Ho Trong Tam - Deputy Head of Ben Tre Provincial Party Committee's Propaganda Department; Mr. Bui Minh Nhut - Deputy Director of Ben Tre Department of Education and Training; Mr. Nguyen Van Bay - Deputy Director of Ben Tre Department of Information and Communications.
On the side of Tien Giang province leaders, there were Mr. Nguyen Phuong Toan - Deputy Director of Tien Giang Province Department of Education and Training; Ms. Dong Thi Bach Tuyet - President of Tien Giang Province Association for Promotion of Education.
Representative of the sponsor and guest Mr. Nguyen Kim Lan - Head of the Tien Giang - Ben Tre School Support Club; representative of the Club's board of directors and members of the Tien Giang - Ben Tre "School Support" Club.
Mr. Huynh Ky Tran - Chairman of Ben Tre Business Club in Ho Chi Minh City; with representatives of the executive board and members of Ben Tre Business Club in Ho Chi Minh City.
Mr. Truong Van Kiet - Chairman of Tien Giang Business Club in Ho Chi Minh City; with representatives of the Executive Committee and members of Tien Giang Business Club in Ho Chi Minh City.
Dr. Doan Hoang Hai - Deputy Standing Committee of the Liaison Committee of Ben Tre Fellow Countrymen Association; Mr. Nguyen Thanh Long - Chairman of the Vietnam Love Fund.
On the organizing committee side, there were journalist Tran Xuan Toan - deputy editor-in-chief of Tuoi Tre newspaper; Ms. Lam Nhu Quynh - member of the Central Executive Committee of the Youth Union, Secretary of the Ben Tre Provincial Youth Union; Ms. Vo Thi Phuong Dieu - Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Youth Union, Chairman of the Ben Tre Provincial Youth Union Council; Mr. Pham Thanh Giang - Deputy Secretary of the Tien Giang Provincial Youth Union, Chairman of the Tien Giang Provincial Youth Union Council.
There were also representatives of leaders of departments and branches, representatives of reporters from newspapers, radio and television stations; especially the presence of new students receiving scholarships.
"This scholarship is real, it's not a dream, mom!"
New student Nguyen Cat Tuong happily attended the scholarship award ceremony "Tiep suc den truong" - Photo: LAN NGOC
Female student Nguyen Cat Tuong (18 years old, from Tien Giang) shared the good news with her mother when she officially became a member of the "House" of Helping to Go to School this year.
Cat Tuong is currently a first-year student majoring in multimedia communications at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities - Ho Chi Minh City National University.
Cat Tuong's parents divorced when she was only 2 years old. Tuong's mother, a hired worker, had to raise her child alone and has not received any financial support from her father since then. To pay for her child's tuition, her mother had to borrow money, which is currently over 80 million VND.
"I feel happy and lucky to have received a scholarship from the sponsors and Tuoi Tre newspaper. I will use this 15 million VND to cover my study expenses and will always remember this day in my heart - the day when the whole society reached out to help me not to get lost at the university door", Cat Tuong expressed.
Journalist Tran Xuan Toan - Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Tuoi Tre Newspaper: Dream and strive to gradually realize your dream.
Journalist Tran Xuan Toan, deputy editor-in-chief of Tuoi Tre newspaper - Photo: DUYEN PHAN
Speaking at the program, journalist Tran Xuan Toan said that Ben Tre is a very special land with a heroic revolutionary tradition. In the current peaceful period, this land has also created many miracles.
On behalf of the organizing committee, journalist Tran Xuan Toan thanked the leaders of Ben Tre and Tien Giang provinces, businesses and philanthropists. "We are extremely grateful that in the context of economic difficulties and many challenges for businesses, they still set aside money to take care of the new students. On behalf of the organizing committee, I would like to sincerely express my gratitude and thanks to all of you who have supported and accompanied us throughout the past time," said Mr. Toan.
Journalist Tran Xuan Toan said he was touched by the circumstances of many new students. Some of them are orphans, but their strength is their determination. Many of them study at famous schools in Ho Chi Minh City such as the University of Economics, the University of Industry and Trade, and the University of Medicine and Pharmacy, which is a great effort in poor circumstances.
Journalist Tran Xuan Toan hopes that students will fulfill their responsibilities. The first responsibility is to themselves when entering a period of being away from family and friends. They need to take advantage of the opportunity to equip themselves with life skills, including ensuring good health to study and pursue their dreams.
Second, be responsible to your family and relatives. If you have the opportunity to enter a prestigious university or college, you must be responsible to your relatives who have shared their food and clothes with you so that you can study better.
Third is the responsibility to the community, to the uncles, aunts, brothers and sisters who gave me the scholarship so that I can try to study well to not only serve myself but also contribute to my hometown and village.
"You believe that the uncles, aunts, brothers and sisters sitting here are the ones who always accompany and support you. I believe that in 5 years, 10 years, you sitting here will return to build your homeland Ben Tre and Tien Giang to be even more prosperous and beautiful," said journalist Tran Xuan Toan.
Mr. Tran Thanh Lam - Standing Deputy Secretary of Ben Tre Provincial Party Committee: New students of Ben Tre - Tien Giang should confidently walk on bridges of humanity.
Mr. Tran Thanh Lam - Standing Deputy Secretary of Ben Tre Provincial Party Committee - spoke at the ceremony - Photo: DUYEN PHAN
Mr. Tran Thanh Lam thanked Tuoi Tre newspaper and the sponsors for founding and maintaining the humane and profound scholarship program "Tiep suc den truong" . He said that he himself has participated in this program many times, each time in a different position, but has the same feeling of respect and trust in the effectiveness and spread of the program to new students and to society.
Mr. Tran Thanh Lam said that Ben Tre and Tien Giang provinces share a river. The dream of many generations of Ben Tre and Tien Giang people is to build many bridges, including Rach Mieu 2 bridge, Ham Luong bridge, Co Chien bridge, Dinh Khao bridge, Cua Dai bridge...
"Talking about a bridge means closeness, sharing, convenience, and development. Today I want to talk about a special bridge, the bridge that Tuoi Tre newspaper and its partners have built over the years. It can be called a bridge of happiness, a bridge of humanity, a bridge of faith, or a bridge that helps dreams take flight.
The bricks to build the bridge come from the hearts of teachers, philanthropists, businesses and many people who contributed to build this very special bridge.
Those who are honored to walk on this bridge are many new students sitting here and previous generations of students.
You step into life at a very difficult stage, entering the university door, with many things lacking in your hands and luggage. But it is this help, this bridge of dreams, that gives you the confidence to move forward.
I believe this bridge will not stop, but will continue to reach further and further, helping each new student who is facing difficulties at the threshold of life. This is truly a very special meaning," Mr. Lam shared.
10am scholarship award ceremony, be there at... 7am
Although the scholarship award ceremony for the "Tiep suc den truong" program will not officially take place until 10am, from 7am to 8am, many new students and their relatives, including grandparents, parents, friends and some who came alone, were present at the award ceremony at the large hall of the Ben Tre Provincial People's Committee.
You could not hide your joy when last night some of you could not sleep, anxiously waiting until morning to attend and receive a scholarship in the program.
New students who are still struggling consider scholarships as "dreams come true". Scholarships help them take the first steps on the journey to change their poor fate with knowledge.
Mom is a motorbike taxi driver today, taking her "customer" to receive a scholarship.
Freshman Nguyen Quoc Thang and his mother (from Ben Tre) cherish the scholarship awarded by Tuoi Tre newspaper - Photo: LAN NGOC
Driving a motorbike taxi, selling vegetables, and helping out at a rice shop. These are the jobs that Vo Thi Oanh (40 years old, Mo Cay Bac district, Ben Tre) has been doing for many years. The income of about 100,000 VND/day temporarily supports Nguyen Quoc Thang - a new student majoring in data science at Ho Chi Minh City University of Industry and Trade to continue studying, when his father unfortunately passed away early.
On the morning of November 10, Ms. Oanh also took a day off work to go with her child to receive the scholarship. "I heard that my child received a scholarship, I was so happy! The amount of 15 million VND is too much compared to my labor. I am grateful to the benefactors who helped. I promise to use this money to help my child continue studying in the field he is passionate about," Ms. Oanh said respectfully.
Representative of the sponsor - President of Ben Tre Business Club in Ho Chi Minh City, Mr. Huynh Ky Tran: "I am also a teacher, I want to promote students to become national talents"
Mr. Huynh Ky Tran - President of Ben Tre Business Club in Ho Chi Minh City - Photo: DUYEN PHAN
Present early at the scholarship awarding ceremony, Mr. Huynh Ky Tran - President of Ben Tre Business Club in Ho Chi Minh City - said that young people will be the ones to contribute to building the homeland, so we need to follow up, support and help, not let them have to drop out of school just because of poverty.
"As a teacher myself, I understand the value of talent as the vitality of the nation, so we want to support you in part to help new students overcome their current difficulties. Don't forget to use that as motivation to try to study hard to become successful and contribute to the country," said Mr. Ky Tran.
A movie about "strong" mothers and children who never give up
Two new students Le Thi Ngoc Vy and Le Hoai Han - Performed by: MAU TRUONG - NHA CHAN - DIEM HUONG - TRINH TRA
The audience was moved when watching the film about two 18-year-olds who have gone through many hardships. Two children without fathers and living with resilient mothers, one who takes care of her children from one boarding house to another, one who has cancer but is still the breadwinner of the family.
Losing his father, drifting through life depending on others, still passing the university entrance exam
Freshman Le Thi Ngoc Vy choked up in the video and when sharing on the stage of Relay to School - Photo: DUYEN PHAN
Her father passed away when Le Thi Ngoc Vy, a freshman in the Marine Science Department at Ho Chi Minh City University of Transport, was just learning to walk. But the sad thing is that after her father passed away, all the houses and land had to be returned to her father's family.
Ms. Tran Thi Tuyet (48 years old) - mother of new student Le Thi Ngoc Vy - said that whenever there was an empty house, the three of them would ask to stay there temporarily.
"Since my husband passed away, this is the sixth house I have asked to live in," she said. Ms. Tuyet got married in 2002, and in 2004 they both returned to her husband's hometown in Cho Gao district, Tien Giang province to start a business. Her husband's family gave them a plot of land, and the couple borrowed more money to buy two more plots of land to grow vegetables to sell for a living.
But before the paperwork for the entire land could be completed, Ms. Tuyet's husband died. Her husband's family took back all the land and house.
Every day, Mrs. Tuyet does all kinds of things, from cutting grass, collecting scrap metal, helping with housework… as long as she can earn money to pay for her two children’s school fees. Sometimes the landlord doesn’t let her stay, and the mother and children can only hug each other and cry.
The continuous house moves, one after another, more or less affected Vy and her sister's studies. However, overcoming all of that, both sisters entered university one after another. As for the new student Le Thi Ngoc Vy, she has been an excellent student for 12 consecutive years and has now become a new student of the Maritime Science Department at Ho Chi Minh City University of Transport.
The day Vy went to Ho Chi Minh City to enroll in school, Mrs. Tuyet was choked with emotion, but her feelings of uncertainty were hard to describe. According to her, the income from her odd jobs and the small change from collecting scraps could not support her two children to go to college.
She can only hope for scholarships from Tuoi Tre newspaper so that her children will not have to leave their dreams unfinished and end up homeless like her.
Ms. Nguyen Thi Lan (60 years old, from Ben Tre) attentively watched the clip about the circumstances and determination of two new students Le Thi Ngoc Vy and Le Hoai Han on stage. Ms. Lan saw that the students had difficult circumstances like her daughter, Nguyen Thi Thao Nguyen - a new student with difficult circumstances who poured into the economic law major - Ho Chi Minh City University of Industry and Trade - Photo: LAN NGOC
Name is Hate but heart is not hate, good student in many subjects
Freshman Le Hoai Han - Photo: DUYEN PHAN
Le Hoai Han is a student majoring in business administration at Ho Chi Minh City University of Management and Technology.
Born into a poor family in Giao Thanh commune, Ben Tre, Han did not know his father since he was young. With the job of making beads, earning a few tens of thousands of dong a day could not support 7 mouths in the family, Han's mother also had to support Han's younger brother, his grandfather and 3 youngest aunts and children.
Even though Han's mother was suffering from cancer, she had to leave her family and go to Kien Giang to work as a babysitter and send money back to take care of her children's education.
Mother and child meetings can now only be done through phone screens.
Aware of his family's situation, Han was determined to study hard to escape the poverty that had plagued his family for generations.
Although after school hours Han does all the housework such as laundry, cooking, and cutting grass for the cows, his academic performance is very impressive.
Han won second prize in the district-level excellent student competition for two consecutive years in grades 8 and 9. In addition, Han also won third prize in math in grade 9 and third prize in geography in grade 11.
Perhaps not wanting to add more burden to her mother's shoulders, as soon as she arrived in Ho Chi Minh City, Han quickly found a part-time job at a convenience store near her school to earn extra income.
Guests were moved by the story of two new students - Photo: DUYEN PHAN
At the ceremony stage, both new students shared about their difficult circumstances, their incomplete family with only their mother shouldering the daily work, and being sick. What was the motivation for them to overcome such difficulties and adversity?
New student Le Hoai Han (Ho Chi Minh City University of Management and Technology) shared: I think the name Han is not a problem for me, because if the name Han is loved, I will be happy like everyone else, and there will be a bright future waiting for me.
Sharing about the motivation to overcome difficulties, Han said that it was his mother. His mother had to work far away and had a hard time, so he had to motivate himself to study hard to get a job to take care of his mother. His mother always encouraged him to study hard and take care of himself so that he would not have to suffer like his mother.
Freshman Le Thi Ngoc Vy (Ho Chi Minh City University of Transport) also shared her motivation to overcome difficulties intermittently, because she kept crying because she could not control her emotions. Ngoc Vy said that her mother and sister are the biggest motivation, trying to study hard to build a house for the three of them to live through life.
Regarding the upcoming journey, Vy said that the biggest concern is that her mother is alone in the countryside, working to support her two sisters. The most difficult thing is that her mother does not have a stable job and is in poor health. Therefore, the two sisters will try to support their mother, earn extra income from part-time jobs to share with their mother. She is also confident that she will be able to do it, try to study well, find a job that is within her ability to help her mother.
Tears of sympathy from new students at the scholarship award ceremony - Photo: DUYEN PHAN
Participating in the exchange with two new students, Mr. Nguyen Kim Lan, head of the Tien Giang - Ben Tre School Support Club, said that over the past 17 years, the Ben Tre and Tien Giang Communities Liaison Committee in Ho Chi Minh City and the two business clubs of these two provinces in Ho Chi Minh City have made efforts to help new students with difficult circumstances, overcome difficulties, study well and have a future to return to help their homeland.
"Each life is an emotion that we consider as a mark of the children's lives that we must help. It is extremely meaningful, creating a very good impression. The children must show their gratitude by studying well, getting a degree so that they can return to their homeland to serve their province. That is what we wish for," Mr. Lan said.
Mr. Nguyen Kim Lan, head of the Tien Giang - Ben Tre School Relay Club - Photo: DUYEN PHAN
Touched by the circumstances and determination of two new students Le Thi Ngoc Vy and Le Hoai Han, Ms. Bui Thi Dung - General Director of Anna Dental Clinic (HCMC) - donated an additional 20 million VND to each of them.
On this occasion, Miss Environment World 2023 Nguyen Thanh Ha presented 60 blank notebooks, each containing 10 books, to new students in Ben Tre and Tien Giang.
Two new students Le Hoai Han and Le Thi Ngoc Vy were moved when participating in the exchange part of the program.
Lucky to have Tuoi Tre newspaper support my two children to go to school twice
Early in the morning, Mr. Trinh Tan Dat took his daughter to receive the scholarship "Tiep suc den truong" - Photo: MAU TRUONG
Early in the morning, on a dilapidated motorbike, Mr. Trinh Tan Dat, 43 years old (residing in Hung Nhuong commune, Giong Trom district, Ben Tre province) took his daughter Trinh Thi Huong, a new student majoring in Economic Law, Nam Can Tho University to the hall of Ben Tre Provincial People's Committee (Ben Tre city, Ben Tre province) to receive a scholarship.
This is the second time Mr. Dat has taken his son to receive the Tuoi Tre Newspaper's "Tie suc den truong" scholarship. The first time was 3 years ago, when the family's eldest son went to university.
"At that time, my family faced many difficulties. It seemed like my child's education was unfinished. But thanks to the Tuoi Tre newspaper's scholarship to support his studies, he is now a final year student majoring in Automotive Technology at Ho Chi Minh City University of Technical Education," said Mr. Dat.
Three years ago, Dat's family was poor. Now, his family is near-poor. The main source of income is the small salary from his and his wife's construction and cleaning jobs.
Despite being poor, Mr. Dat and his wife reassured each other that they would do everything to ensure their child would not have to drop out of school. Moreover, there were also philanthropists with meaningful scholarships.
Support to school 2024. Ben Tre 10-11. New students and parents attend the scholarship award ceremony - Performed by: HOAI THUONG - NHA CHAN - DIEM HUONG
Unable to pursue his dream of joining the military, the pharmacy student could not find any money to pay his tuition.
Having abandoned his dream of joining the military, Le Minh Nhut is now a pharmacy student - Photo: MAU TRUONG
Nhut said he was born into a poor family. His parents divorced when he was in 6th grade. Nhut lives with his father and grandparents. Nhut's father currently has no stable job and an unstable income.
That is new student Le Minh Nhut, from Thanh Phu town, Thanh Phu district, Ben Tre province.
Talking about his arduous journey, Nhut said: "I always try my best to study. In 2023, I passed the high school graduation exam and passed the entrance exam to the Army Officer School 2. But after a period of studying and working, I discovered that I had varicose veins (4.5 degrees) so I could not continue studying and doing heavy exercise for a long time. I was discharged from the army and returned to my hometown. I continued to apply for admission and passed the pharmacy major at Ben Tre College to continue studying and improve my future."
But difficulties still followed Nhut as the school year was approaching and his family could not find a few million to pay for his tuition. Sympathizing with his situation, teachers in Thanh Phu district stood up to raise enough money for Nhut to enroll in school.
The day he carried his backpack to school to complete the admission procedures, Nhut also prepared his application to apply for a job in Ben Tre City to earn money to both pay off his debt and cover his studies.
"Today, receiving a scholarship from the program, I am very happy because I have some money to cover my studies. But the happiest thing is that I realize that there are teachers, philanthropists and programs that always accompany and support new students with difficulties like me."
Excellent student in the district without mother: Still can't believe he received a 15 million VND scholarship
Poor student Huynh Tan Kiet overcame the hardships of material deprivation to excel in passing the university entrance exam by direct admission to the university majoring in computer science at the University of Information Technology - Ho Chi Minh City National University - Photo: LAN NGOC
Booking a bus ticket at 5am from Thu Duc City (HCMC) to Ben Tre to receive a scholarship, Huynh Tan Kiet - a freshman majoring in computer science at the University of Information Technology - Ho Chi Minh City National University - still could not believe that he would hold in his hand a scholarship worth 15 million VND.
His parents divorced many years ago. Kiet and his younger brother went to live with their father, who worked as a construction worker and earned only about 200,000 VND/day. Difficulties arose as Kiet's father's construction work was sporadic.
The harder it was, the stronger Kiet's will to escape poverty through letters became. An impressive list of achievements with Top 5 best students of Phan Liem High School (Ba Tri District, Ben Tre), with an average score of 9.4, excellent student for 12 consecutive years, won the title of 3 Good Students, good achievements in the school's Youth Union movements, literature - sports - arts... was directly admitted to university by the University of Information Technology - Ho Chi Minh City National University.
"I will cherish every penny of the scholarship given by the philanthropists and Tuoi Tre newspaper and use it for my proper studies. If I have the opportunity in the future, I will come back to help other students in difficult circumstances like me so that the "wheel" of kindness will continue to spin endlessly," Tan Kiet said firmly.
Le Thi My Hanh (sitting at the front), a new student at Ho Chi Minh City University of Culture, said she was very happy to receive the scholarship. With this amount of money, she will consider and measure it to suit her expenses at the beginning of the school year - Photo: DUYEN PHAN
Representative of the sponsor, Mr. Truong Van Kiet - Chairman of Tien Giang Business Club in Ho Chi Minh City: Impressed with students who received scholarships and now come back to help their juniors
Mr. Truong Van Kiet - Chairman of Tien Giang Business Club in Ho Chi Minh City - Photo: DUYEN PHAN
Mr. Truong Van Kiet was moved to say that he was impressed with the disadvantaged students who had been helped and now returned to follow in the footsteps of the next generation, the new students from Ben Tre and Tien Giang who are still struggling because they do not have money to go to university.
"We also have small contributions, the desire to help the studious children to write the dream of lecture halls is not unfinished.
This is the 17th year of Tien Giang Entrepreneur Club in Ho Chi Minh City accompanying Tuoi Tre newspaper in the scholarship program to go to school .
Mr. Truong Van Kiet, Chairman of Tien Giang Entrepreneur Club in Ho Chi Minh City - Implementation: Hoai Thuong - Nha Chan - Diem Huong
Dr. Doan Hoang Hai - Permanent Deputy Communication of the Ben Tre Council in Ho Chi Minh City: The children were not left behind, so they had to move forward
Dr. Doan Hoang Hai - Permanent Deputy Communication of Ben Tre Council - Photo: Duyen Phan
Dr. Doan Hoang Hai said that the relay program of Tuoi Tre newspaper is the enthusiasm of benefactors, sponsors and units to join hands to take care of the next generation.
He said: "I want after receiving this scholarship, the new students must constantly strive and strive.
In the past, our generation went to the army, the luggage was a backpack, a gun and radio machinery.
They will not be left behind by Tuoi Tre newspaper, sponsors are willing to help.
Ms. Lam Nhu Quynh - Member of the Executive Committee of the Youth Union, Secretary of Ben Tre Provincial Youth Union: We are committed to choosing the correct studious examples and difficulties for this scholarship
Ms. Lam Nhu Quynh - UV.BCH Central Committee, Secretary of Ben Tre Provincial Youth Union - Photo: Duyen Phan
Attending the ceremony, Ms. Lam Nhu Quynh said that the Ben Tre Provincial Youth Union was very honored to accompany Tuoi Tre newspaper and the scholarship to go to school in recent years.
For the children, the scholarship has a huge meaning, helping the path to the university door less bumpy.
"We are committed to choosing the right subjects to help and the students who receive the scholarship will use the money received for the right purpose of learning, so as not to waste the hearts of the benefactors who have supported," Quynh said.
Ms. Lam Nhu Quynh - Member of the Central Executive Committee, Secretary of Ben Tre Provincial Youth Union
Mother died, Father went to work far away, received a scholarship to call the father and son
Present very early in a decent clothes, Doan Mong Hong Nhung is a new student of information technology in Tien Giang College eagerly waiting to receive relay scholarships to the school of Tuoi Tre Newspaper.
Nhung's mother died when she was in elementary school. Cha Nhung went to Binh Duong to work as a worker with a salary of a few million/month also packed up to have money to deposit for Nhung and her sister to study.
In the small house lacking before, after the two sisters rely on each other.
"When I received a scholarship, I was surprised and called my father immediately. Father was happy for me. Because I was busy, my father did not go back to take me to receive a scholarship. I saw this as a special gift and memorized in my hearts that the benefactors and youth newspapers chose and gave me in countless other difficult circumstances in society," Nhung said with gratitude.
Program awarded 3 laptops to new students with extremely difficult circumstances: Le Thi Ngoc Vy, Ho Chi Minh City University of Transport; Le Hoai Han, Ho Chi Minh City University of Management and Technology and Le Thi My Hanh, Ho Chi Minh City University of Culture
Doctor Nguyen Minh Chi (right) gave gifts to Mr. Nguyen Kim Lan and two new students Ngoc Vy, Hoai Han - Photo: Duyen Phan
At the ceremony, Dr. Nguyen Minh Chi was a difficult student to receive a scholarship to go to school to work at Cho Lach District Medical Center (Ben Tre) to the program of loving and sharing messages.
: Please continue to be sturdy, turn the mist into the challenge for yourself to stretch straight.
Dr. Chi also sent his gratitude and donated cactus to representatives of sponsors: "My uncle's love is to" water "my life to alleviate the difficulties of our eyes on the road to the lecture hall" - Dr. Chi said.
Awarding Scholarship to school to 60 new students Tien Giang - Ben Tre:
Mr. Tran Thanh Lam - Permanent Deputy Secretary of Ben Tre Provincial Party Committee (right) and Mr. Nguyen Kim Lan, Chairman of the Club to go to Tien Giang - Ben Tre school to award scholarships to new students - Photo: Duyen Phan Phan
Journalist Tran Xuan Toan - Deputy Editor of Tuoi Tre Newspaper (left) and Mr. Huynh Ky Tran - Chairman of Ben Tre Entrepreneur Club in Ho Chi Minh City awarded scholarships to new students in difficult circumstances - Photo: Duyen Phan
Mr. Nguyen Phuong Toan - Deputy Director of the Department of Education and Training of the province (right) and Dr. Doan Hoang Hai - Permanent Deputy Permanent Commission for Liaison Council of Ben Tre Council awarded scholarships to new students in difficult circumstances - Photo: Duyen Phan Phan
Ms. Nguyen Thi Be Muoi - Member of the Provincial Party Committee, Vice Chairman of the People's Committee of Ben Tre Province (right) - Photo: Duyen Phan
Ms. Lam Nhu Quynh - UV.BCH TW, Secretary of Ben Tre Provincial Youth Union and Mr. Truong Van Kiet - Chairman of Tien Giang Entrepreneur Club in Ho Chi Minh City awarded scholarships to new students - Photo: Duyen Phan
Ben Tre is the penultimate point of the scholarship program to go to school 2024
This is the 11th gain point in the 2024 scholarship scholarship program for new students of the program because tomorrow's 600th development of Tuoi Tre newspaper.
The scholarship program to go to school in 2024 of Tuoi Tre newspaper for more than 1,100 new students in difficult circumstances of the country with a total budget of more than 20 billion.
The relay club went to Tien Giang - Ben Tre school and Tien Giang, Ben Tre business club in Ho Chi Minh City to gather children away from home, friends who love Tien Giang, Ben Tre ... want to return to relay, accompany to burn fire for young people in difficult circumstances in their homeland.
This is also the 17th year with the spirit of "the one who goes ahead to raise the step after" creating very deep human values for the program to go to school in Tien Giang - Ben Tre.
16 years ago, from 86 new students of Tien Giang - Ben Tre with the first difficult circumstances to be relayed, up to now the relay club to Tien Giang - Ben Tre school and Tien Giang and Ben Tre business club in Ho Chi Minh City have strengthened 1,551 new students, with a total cost of more than 17.3 billion VND.
Also in 2024, in addition to 60 new students with difficult circumstances of Tien Giang - Ben Tre province, the program of relay to the school newspaper for new students is also organized by areas: Central, Central Highlands, Southeast;
Chương trình được sự đóng góp, ủng hộ của Quỹ Đồng hành nhà nông (Công ty cổ phần phân bón Bình Điền), Quỹ khuyến học Vinacam (Công ty cổ phần tập đoàn Vinacam) và các Câu lạc bộ Nghĩa tình Quảng Trị, Phú Yên; Câu lạc bộ Tiếp sức đến trường Thừa Thiên Huế, Quảng Nam - Đà Nẵng, Tiền Giang - Bến Tre và Câu lạc bộ Doanh nhân Tiền Giang, Bến Tre tại TP.HCM, Công ty Dai-ichi Life Việt Nam, ông Dương Thái Sơn và những người bạn cùng các doanh nghiệp và đông đảo bạn đọc báo Tuổi Trẻ …
In addition, Vinacam Group Joint Stock Company also sponsored 50 laptops for new students with special difficulties, lack of learning equipment worth about 600 million VND, Nestlé Vietnam Co., Ltd. sponsored 1,500 backpacks worth about 250 million VND;
Bac A Commercial Joint Stock Bank sponsored 1,500 books on financial education, guiding financial management skills for new students.
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